University of Otago Open Access Publishing Survey Results (including Maori ethnicity results)

White, Richard; Remy, Melanie

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University of Otago Open Access Publishing Survey Results (including Maori ethnicity results)

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posted on 2017-05-29, 00:50 authored by Richard WhiteRichard White, Melanie RemyMelanie Remy

***This is a special version of our original report with additional sub-analysis for those respondents who identified Maori as one of their ethnicities.

Abstract: Researchers at the University of Otago are ambivalent about Open Access: in principle they strongly support open access to research literature but their behaviours are driven by the practicalities of cost and publication venue.

This document reports the results of a survey carried out in 2015 of University of Otago researchers as to their attitudes towards and behaviours in relation to open access publishing. This version of the report includes a sub-analysis of respondents who selected Maori ethnicity.